What is digital mastering What is mastering?????

In '08, several world-famous audiophile record companies began to sell 24-bit 96khz flac** files converted from master tapes through the Internet! Since these ** are the original master files from the studio, their 24-bit 96kHz format is higher than that of ordinary CDs with compression (16-bit**, that is to say, these ** are better than the **quality of CD records, and can be claimed to be mastering-level sound quality!)

Most of Linn Record's Studio Master audio sources are also on sale SACD, compare the FLAC file of LAN SHOW "Draw to All Things" (24bit 48kHz), and the use of SCD-R1 (Sony's flagship SACD machine), this is obviously a big win for the former, the powerful audio and video stand tall, and the scale of ** feels particularly large...(Koji Yamamoto, Stereo Sound, Japan, No. 168, p. 212).

Distortion-free compression (FLAC, APE) and the like have a difficult name called reversible sound notation, simply put, compression thaw! There is no lack of information, and theoretically it can be completely restored to PCM data (= same sound)....Koji Yamamoto, Stereo 168, p. 208).

CD players would have been a hassle, the jitter factory. If you engrave APE into audio CD format and put it in a CD player**, the jitter control of the engraved disc is more difficult, and the sound is of course even harder. If you engrave APE into data CD format, or *** format, you can block the turntable JITTER problem, but the CD player doesn't know it, and you have to use the computer to connect DAC to play....”

The landlord's subjective evaluation of digital mastering**: high-frequency extension is better, the air sense is stronger, the density is higher, the most rare thing is more durable, I am used to listening to digital mastering**, just like listening to LP poisoning, and then listening to the general CD feels a lot less fresh, and the digital taste is more obvious.

True mastering refers to the original tape, which has not been copied and has no signal attenuation, as opposed to the copied tape. You have to know that there is still attenuation when the signal is copied over and over again.

Some js actually fool people with this.,Cut.。

** Lossless on 24bit 96 192kHz

The original digital master is not reliable.

The mastered audio was launched by Bai Kuwo**.

The watchman said he had never heard of any mastered audio? What a sq**! Looking forward to the answers of the great gods.

The sound quality is not the same; HQ is high-quality sound quality, close to CD sound quality; SQ is lossless sound quality, which is the original CD sound quality.

Mastering refers to a work that is recorded and synthesized for the first time in a recording studio. The master tape will be edited and optimized before it will continue to be planned and released.

CD-DA is short for Compact Disc Digital Audio, which is not the name of the format at all. You should know that CDs are not necessarily loaded with audio files, only those audio CDs are called CD-DA, but we usually call them the format names, and the audio files on CDs are generally in this format. The so-called original soundtrack (sometimes abbreviated as OST) refers to the original soundtrack of film and television, which is a type of music that has nothing to do with the file format, and you can also download the original soundtrack in ***, ape, flac, alac, aac and other formats on the Internet.

It should be the opening belt to be exact. I remember as if it was 8 mm wide tape, wrapped around a disc. It is wider and thicker than a home cassette. A 60-minute opening tape is about the size of a medium to large basin in a restaurant, and the color is dark brown.

Now that audio production has entered the digital stage, there is very little place to stick to the opening tape. Most modern recordings, especially those labeled as DDD, go directly to a computer's hard drive for processing and processing.

It has to be packed in a box like a film film box, so that no dust can leak in, and the master tape is made and copied in a closed vacuum environment, and the size seems to be larger, and the color is not necessarily black

I haven't seen it a few times either.

The master tape of the CD is an audio tape made of magnetic material, and the equipment used is relatively sophisticated and advanced, which is not generally comparable.

Small cassette!

It stands for the perfect sound! All CDs are copied according to their sound.